Sentence examples for interviews are referred from inspiring English sources

In the findings, respondents who participated in the in-depth interviews are referred to as "Doctor" and are numbered according to their study identification number, for example, "Doctor 35".

Despite the prominent part he plays, and the fact that he has, in past interviews, been referred to as KTI's director without him contradicting the information, Mr Dowson has told the BBC he has "no official position" within the group and is not a director.

Field notes taken during interviews were referred to in the analysis to aid interpretation of data.

Children or relative with diarrhoea found during interviews were referred to the nearest health facility for free treatment.

Few of the suspects participating in qualitative interviews were referred to TB dispensaries by doctors in health facilities at all levels.

Participants who experienced distress after the interview were referred to local health professionals.

Participants who experienced distress following the interview were referred to local health professionals.

Not being in work at the time of interview is referred to in this paper as not working.

UPDATE: 10 28 p.m. -- Paul's office confirmed that the senator, in the interview, was referring to both bills that passed the House.

After the Clinical telephone interview, eligible volunteers are referred to DOD ADNI sites for neurocognitive and clinical testing and imaging studies at baseline and at a 1-year follow-up.

Where extracts from the group interviews are used they are referred to only by site.